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Britannia Mine Museum awarded for showcasing diversity and social justice (opens the original)
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The museumâs annual drag show in the Mill No.3 building has turned the heads of larger heritage corporations. The Britannia Mine Museum is celebrating official recognition as an organization that supports diversity and social justice. The museumâs annual drag show âOld Town, New Queensâ has earned the 2026 Arthur H Wolf Impact Award from the Western Museums Association. The award recognizes âan individual or group whose work on a specific project or program brought about organizational
SLRD approves funding driver program for those needing specialist medical treatment (opens the original)
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The request from the Squamish Volunteer Drivers Program was unanimously approved to support âregional healthcare equity.â The Squamish-Lillooet Regional District (SLRD) has unanimously passed a motion to fund a grant for a voluntary driving program, transporting patients needing specialist medical attention. The Squamish Volunteer Drivers Program is a service provided by volunteers who drive Squamish residents needing specialist medical attention to their appointments for free. The request o
Britannia’s Sea to Sky Gallery exhibits Art of the Automobile (opens the original)
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A group of car enthusiasts are exhibiting their work in the driving community âlandmark.â Four artists are putting their work together in Britannia Village this weekend, united by one passion, but differing in expression and experience. From Friday Sept. 25 to Sunday Sept. 27, Art of the Automobile will be on display at the Sea to Sky Gallery. Local artists Andy Anissimoff, Steve Baylis, Mark Fromson, and Mike Ng will be exhibiting âone-of-a-kindâ pieces, celebrating the beauty and perfo
Squamish Library hosts workshop to support Indigenous healing journeys (opens the original)
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SEE VIDEO: https://www.squamishchief.com/in-the-community/squamish-library-hosts-workshop-to-support-indigenous-healing-journeys-12823589 The Squamish Public Library and the District of Squamish have partnered to raise awareness for the intergenerational impact of colonization, and support for survivors. In the wake of intergenerational colonization come those who advocate for healing and reconciliation as a journey. Cultural safety practitioner Kathi Camilleri is one of these people, someone wh
District of Squamish delivers formal apology to Squamish Nation (opens the original)
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The apology took place in a private ceremony on Sept. 19, and will be followed by a public delivery on Sept. 30. The District of Squamish has apologized to Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Ãxwumixw (Squamish Nation) for historic wrongs. In a private ceremony on Sept. 19 at Totem Hall, the District issued a formal apology to the the Nation for harms to the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh people by colonial systems and policies the District has worked within. According to a written statement from Nation chairperson SxwÃxwtn W
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